One expert, about a minute.
Ask one by name, or let her pick. A named expert takes the question and answers it — the card says “about a minute.”
SynthBoard
The boardroom
of the AI era.
An AI chief of staff who remembers your context, a board of AI experts for real judgment, and your tools to get the work done. Make the calls that used to take a whole leadership team.
- GPT, Claude, Gemini & GrokMulti-model
- 24 AI experts
- A World Model with sources
- Nothing runs until you tap
Right now, in every city
Everyone's carrying a call.
A price to set. An offer to answer. A client about to walk. Most people make these alone.
This one's yours
Northwind wants SSO by December.
They're 22% of your revenue. You need a decision, a reply to their VP of IT, and a Q4 plan.
4:12 PM
It's been on the whiteboard all week.
22% of revenue, a December deadline, and a VP of IT who wants an answer before Friday.
Home
Say it once. All of it.
Your chief of staff reads it, files what you told her, and works out what it needs.
Rooms
She splits it into rooms.
Three asks, three experts. Each card shows who, what you'll get and the price. Nothing runs until you tap.
Convened
Your words travel whole.
Each expert gets a brief with your own words in it — not a summary of them.
Your World
She briefs them with what's true.
What you told her, what you pasted, the numbers from tools you connected — each with its source. Anything unconfirmed gets a “Still true?”
Room 1 · The CFO · used 37 of up to 85 credits
The math behind the yes.
Build it: Northwind is $840K a year and SSO about $80K. But scope it before you promise a date, and cap it at $120K.
Room 2 · The Sales Leader · used 31
The reply, already written.
The whole email to their VP of IT: the date, what ships, what you need from them. Not tips on how to write one.
Room 3 · The Operator · used 47
The plan that actually fits.
The onboarding revamp moves to January. SAML-only v1, a go/no-go on Nov 13, step one this week.
She spots the split
A real disagreement gets a board.
Your reply promises December 15; your CFO says scope first. She seats three minds on it — a CFO, an engineer, and a skeptic whose job is to disagree — on three different AI models.
What's already known
They start from what the rooms found.
The cost, the scope, the stakes — carried over from the three rooms, with where each fact came from.
Positions
Same facts. Three positions.
Each one reads your situation through its own lens, on its own model. They don't agree — that's the point.
Debate
Then they argue it out.
Point by point, in their own words. The strongest case against stays on the record.
The memo
A call you can act on.
How sure they are, what would flip it, who disagreed and why — and one first step with a day.
Home
Everything lands in one place.
Delivered pieces, decisions, and your next step under Open with its day.
SynthBoard
Every hard call
deserves a board.
Free to start. No card. 150 credits every month + 250 to start.
Everything she handles
One conversation.
Every kind of hard call.
Tell your chief of staff what’s going on. She answers what she can herself and brings in an expert — or a whole board — when a call needs judgment. Nothing runs until you tap.
A board argues it out and hands you a memo: the call, the dissent, a first step.
A board for the hard calls.
When one voice isn’t enough, she seats experts to disagree — as many as the question needs. Up to 3 seats on Free, 8 on Pro, 12 on Max and Ultra.
Seats are AI experts, on different AI models.
Several rooms from one message.
Three asks in one message become three rooms, each with its expert and its own price. Keep or drop any, then convene them together.
They ask before they answer.
When the answer turns on something only you know, the expert asks first. Tap a chip or ask for their best guess. Being asked is never charged.
The whole piece, not a summary.
Ask for the email, the plan or the analysis and it comes back written — the actual draft, ready to use.
A memo you can act on.
The call and how sure the board is, what would flip it, who disagreed and why — and one first step with a day.
Your World, with sources.
What you tell her, paste or photograph becomes facts, each with where it came from. Nothing is kept until you say it’s still true, and anything can be forgotten.
Your tools, on your terms.
Connect Notion, Google Docs, Slack, Linear or Gmail. A tool is only read until you allow writing, and every read or write is a card with its price. Writes are on Pro and above.
A first step, with a day.
A room ends in one first step with an owner and a date. It waits under Open and gets one check-in on its day.
Side chats.
Keep a topic in a chat of its own. None of them starts from zero — she carries what the others hold.
Your language, either direction.
Write in Portuguese, Japanese or Hebrew and the answers come back in it. Hebrew reads right to left, properly.
Share a read-only memo.
Send the memo to a partner or cofounder as a read-only link, or export it as PDF or Markdown.
The bench
24 AI experts.
Each one holds a position.
The CFO pressure-tests the numbers. The Skeptic attacks the assumptions. The Operator turns the call into a plan. Bring in one, or seat a board.
Financial Controller
The CFO
Revenue is a story. Cash is a fact. Show me the month the money runs out.
The CFO Financial Controller- Best on
- Pricing, runway, discounts, and a hire you can barely afford.
- Won’t let you
- Confuse revenue with cash, or a signed deal with a paid one.
Try asking The CFO
Start withThe CFO
Open on every plan, Free included
The CFO
Open on every plan, Free included
Pick an expert
Hover, tap or tab throughSwipe, then tap one
GPT
Claude
Gemini
Grok- & more
Seats are spread across model families: GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and more.
Work and life
From a client asking for 30% off
to whether to sell the house.
Six hard calls, in English, Hebrew and Portuguese. Each answer is built from what that person told her — their numbers, their deadline, their situation — never a general rule.
Raise prices now, or in January?
Work · Board of 3Should I raise my Pro plan from $29 to $39 this month, or wait until January? I have 180 paying users and churn is 3% a month. Just tell me which.
Chief of staff
Your board is seated: The Strategist, The Customer, The Skeptic. They read the brief first, then research, then argue it out.
The SkepticRisk Assessor
The CustomerUser Voice
The StrategistCompetitive Expert
The board’s call
Raise to $39 now: for new sign-ups today, for your 180 current users from November 1, with 30 days’ notice.
The math the board ran on your numbers: even if churn doubles to 6% for three months, you’d have about 150 users paying $5,850 a month, against about 164 paying $4,760 at $29.
Confidence62 · Moderate
The Skeptic disagreed
“You’ve never tested price on these 180 people. A third more lands harder than a spreadsheet says. I’d still wait for January.”
First step Email your 180 Pro users the new price, effective November 1by tomorrow
Board of 3 · up to 135 credits
Hire a head of sales now?
Work · One expertWe’re at $40k MRR, and I still do all the selling: about 3 new deals a month, around $1,200 MRR each. Do I hire a head of sales now, or after our seed round closes in Q1?
Chief of staff
The Sales Leader takes this: who to hire first so your 3 deals a month become a process someone else can run.
The Sales LeaderChief Revenue Officer
Asked first
Of your last ten deals, how many came from people who already knew you?
Most of themAbout halfFew
The call · The Sales Leader
Neither: hire one senior account executive now, not a head of sales.
At 3 deals a month there’s no repeatable process yet for a head of sales to run. An AE who closes 2 deals a month adds about $2,400 MRR a month; four months in, that’s about $115k a year in new revenue against a $90k on-target salary. Give them the leads that came in cold, keep the warm ones until they’ve closed two, and hire the head of sales at $80k MRR.
One expert · up to 85 credits
A client wants 30% off
Work · One expertOur biggest client wants to cut their $18k/month retainer by 30% or move to another agency. They’re about 40% of our revenue, and we’re a six-person design studio. Should I accept the cut?
Chief of staff
The CFO can pressure-test this properly: what a 30% cut does to your margin on this client, what losing them would cost instead, and what you can offer back.
- The CFOFinancial Controller
Asked first
Roughly how much is left each month after the direct team and delivery costs for this client?
Under $5k$5k–$10kOver $10k
The call · The CFO
Counter at 15% with a matching cut in scope — not 30%.
With about $7k a month left after the team on this account, a 30% cut ($5,400) leaves you $1,600 a month for 40% of your revenue. At 15% ($2,700) you keep $4,300, plus the hours you cut. And whatever they answer, start looking for the next client this week.
One expert · up to 85 credits
Take the job or keep building?
Life · One expertI’ve run my SaaS for two years: $5.2k MRR, growing about 4% a month. I’ve been offered Head of Product at a Series B, $185k plus equity, and they want an answer by Friday. Do I take it or keep building?
Chief of staff
The Investor takes this one: what your SaaS is actually worth on its current curve, against a firm offer with a Friday deadline.
The InvestorVC Partner
Asked first
Does the offer letter say anything about side projects, or about IP you build outside work?
It doesn’t sayIt forbids themI haven’t read it closely
The call · The Investor
Take the job, and don’t kill the SaaS yet.
At 4% a month, $5.2k MRR is about $8.3k a year from now — still about half the $15.4k a month the offer pays before equity. Before Friday, ask for written permission to keep it running on the side. If they say no, sell it: at $62k ARR, products this size often go for 3–4× ARR.
One expert · up to 85 credits
Sales are down. Instagram, or prices?
Trabalho · Uma especialistaAs vendas da Loja Maré caíram desde julho. É o Instagram ou são os preços?
Aqui está o print do meu painel de vendas.Print do painel de vendas
Chief of staff
Li o seu painel. The Marketer vai separar o que é alcance no Instagram e o que é conversão na loja, e dizer qual atacar primeiro.
The MarketerBrand Builder
Diagnóstico · The Marketer
Não é o Instagram, nem o preço do produto: é o frete grátis.
O alcance caiu só 4% desde julho, mas a conversão do site foi de 2,1% para 1,3% na semana em que o mínimo do frete grátis passou de R$ 150 para R$ 250. Volte o mínimo para R$ 180 por 30 dias e compare.
In EnglishStore sales are down since July: Instagram or prices? From the dashboard screenshot, The Marketer found reach down only 4%, but site conversion fell from 2.1% to 1.3% the week the free-shipping minimum went from R$150 to R$250. Bring it back to R$180 for 30 days and compare.
One expert · up to 85 credits
Should we sell the house?
חיים · מומחה אחדאנחנו גרים בדירת 4 חדרים בפתח תקווה, שווה בערך 2.9 מיליון ₪. נשארה משכנתה של 1.1 מיליון, החזר של 6,800 ₪ בחודש. אני עצמאי וההכנסות ירדו השנה ב־30%. שוקלים למכור ולעבור לשכירות כדי לנשום. כדאי?
Chief of staff
The Analyst יעשה את החשבון על המספרים שלכם: מה המכירה באמת חוסכת בחודש, ומה עוד אפשר לעשות כדי להוריד את ההחזר.
The AnalystData Expert
שאל קודם
המטרה להוריד את ההוצאה החודשית, או שאתם צריכים כסף נזיל עכשיו?
להוריד הוצאה חודשיתצריכים כסף נזילגם וגם
התשובה · The Analyst
לא למכור עכשיו.
שכירות של דירה דומה בפתח תקווה תעלה לכם בערך כמו ההחזר, 6,500–7,500 ₪, כך שהמכירה לא מורידה את ההוצאה החודשית, ועולה עשרות אלפי שקלים בתיווך, עו״ד והובלה. מה שכן מוריד: מחזור של יתרת המשכנתה (1.1 מיליון ₪) לפריסה של 30 שנה. ההחזר יורד לכ־5,600 ₪. יותר ריבית לאורך השנים, אבל אוויר לנשימה בלי למכור. הצעד הראשון: לבקש מהבנק הצעה למחזור עוד השבוע, ולהשוות אותה לשלוש מודעות שכירות אמיתיות באזור.
In EnglishA self-employed owner in Petah Tikva, income down 30%, asks whether to sell a ₪2.9M flat and rent. The Analyst: don’t. Rent nearby costs about what the ₪6,800 mortgage payment does, so selling saves nothing a month and costs tens of thousands in fees. Refinancing the ₪1.1M balance over 30 years brings the payment to about ₪5,600.
One expert · up to 85 credits
Questions
Fair questions.
Straight answers.
How SynthBoard works, asked the way people ask it.
What happens when I ask SynthBoard something?
Your chief of staff reads it first. She answers what she can herself and keeps what you tell her on file. When a call needs real judgment, she proposes one named expert or a board of them, on a card that shows what it can cost before anything runs. Nothing runs until you tap.
What is the difference between a consult and a board?
A consult puts one named expert on one question, and the answer comes back in the shape the question needs: a decision, a plan, a comparison, a forecast or the written piece itself. A board is for the biggest calls: several experts, spread across AI models, research alone and then react to one another.
How does a board reach its call?
Every board is built with someone whose job is to argue against the obvious answer, and on a decision at least two experts take opposed positions. Each expert researches alone, then reacts once to the others; when one changes position, the memo says so. Confidence drops with dissent, and a board’s call is never rated above 90.
What do I get at the end?
A memo with the call, the conditions it holds under, who disagreed and why, the risks, and what would change the call. Your first move becomes a commitment with a date. A memo can be shared as a read-only page anyone can open, or exported as PDF or Markdown.
What does she remember about me?
What you tell her stays on file, and every fact shows where it came from: something you said, a file you shared, or a tool she read. Facts are marked when they have aged, any fact can be corrected or forgotten, and what you decided comes back when a new ask would reverse it.
How does SynthBoard work with my tools?
She reads Notion, Google Docs, Gmail, Slack, Linear, HubSpot and more, and says what she read. Every connection starts read-only. A write is a preview on a card that you confirm before anything changes, and an email is saved as a draft for you to send yourself.
Do I have to watch a board while it runs?
No. The card shows the time before anything runs: about a minute for a consult, about 6–10 minutes for a board. You can keep talking to her or close the tab, and you read the memo when it lands.
Which AI models do the experts run on?
SynthBoard seats its experts on models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI, and spreads a board across them so the voices don’t all think alike. Live web research grounds the facts. The experts are AI and can be wrong: treat a memo as a sharp second opinion, not legal, financial or medical advice.
Your next hard call deserves a board.
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